Located at Calle 85 #7-74, Casa República boasts one of those Bogotá facades that simply cannot be overlooked.
This neoclassical mansion was built in 1947.
Throughout its history, the building—with its brick facade and imposing columns—has served as a private residence.
At one time, it housed the headquarters of the Medical Club and was used as a filming location for a well-known Colombian television series.
After a renovation, the building now serves as a gathering place that brings together art and restaurants.
The secrets held within Casa República
Inside, the Galería Piano operates as an exhibition space that keeps its doors open to visitors free of charge.
Spanish cuisine is represented by the restaurants Tapeo and Adriano.
One thing that will surprise you is the extensive selection of wines in the cellar, where you’re sure to find something to suit every palate.
Casa República retains several of its original rooms, which are currently available for rent for private events.
Stepping through the doors of this neoclassical mansion is like taking a journey back in time.
